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title: "Dog boarding & daycare in Miami, FL"
url: "https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/"
updated: "2026-09-09"
data_pulled: "2026-07-07"
census_at: "2026-09-09"
source: "DogDnB — public Google Business data (ratings) + DogDnB disclosure census and calculations"
license: "CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) — census, rates and statistics; Google review data excluded"
attribution: "Source: DogDnB (dogdnb.pages.dev)"
---

# Dog boarding & daycare in Miami, FL

41 facilities indexed: 27 offer boarding, 33 offer daycare, 3 open 24 hours, 1 veterinary practices that board. Listing data pulled July 7, 2026; disclosure census curated September 9, 2026.

- Boarding only: https://dogdnb.pages.dev/dog-boarding/miami-fl/
- Daycare only: https://dogdnb.pages.dev/dog-daycare/miami-fl/
- Structured data: https://dogdnb.pages.dev/api/v1/cities/miami-fl.json · CSV: https://dogdnb.pages.dev/data/miami-fl.csv

## Statistics

- **Median published overnight boarding rate:** $62/night
  - Basis: Median across 8 of 41 indexed Miami facilities with an overnight rate found on their own website. Crawl protocol: homepage plus linked pages matching rate keywords, 2026-07-07. First-dog standard rate; holiday and add-on pricing excluded.
- **Median published daycare rate:** $39/day
  - Basis: Median full-day daycare rate across 12 of 41 indexed Miami facilities publishing one on their own website, 2026-07-07.
- **Share of facilities with a rate findable on their website:** 21.6%
  - Basis: 8 of 37 Miami facility websites we crawled had an overnight rate on the homepage or a linked rate page, 2026-07-07. A facility counted as not-found may still publish a rate outside that crawl scope, on a page requiring login, or quote it by phone — this measures findability, not disclosure.
- **Average Google rating:** ★4.77
  - Basis: Unweighted mean of the public Google rating across 36 of 41 indexed Miami facilities, as of 2026-07-07.
- **Public reviews behind these ratings:** 3,732
  - Basis: Sum of public Google review counts across all 41 indexed Miami facilities, as of 2026-07-07.
- **Indexed facilities:** 41
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Offering boarding:** 27
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Offering daycare:** 33
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Dedicated boarding/daycare facilities:** 38
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Veterinary practices that board:** 1
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Advertising 24-hour operation:** 3
  - Basis: Count across the 41 Miami facilities in the DogDnB index, 2026-07-07. Index scope: within ~25 miles of downtown, categories per /about/#score.
- **Facilities publishing: Vaccination requirements:** 37.5%
  - Basis: 12 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 20 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Bordetella timing window:** 9.4%
  - Basis: 3 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 29 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Fecal / parasite test required:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Spay/neuter policy:** 28.1%
  - Basis: 9 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 23 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Trial / temperament evaluation required:** 37.5%
  - Basis: 12 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 20 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Records verified vs. taken on word:** 40.6%
  - Basis: 13 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 19 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Staff on site overnight:** 21.9%
  - Basis: 7 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 25 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Staff-to-dog ratio:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Maximum playgroup size:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Pet first aid / CPR certification:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Play model (all-day / rotation / no group play):** 15.6%
  - Basis: 5 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 27 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Groups separated by size / temperament:** 15.6%
  - Basis: 5 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 27 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Hours per day out of the kennel:** 21.9%
  - Basis: 7 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 25 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Option for dogs who can’t do group play:** 9.4%
  - Basis: 3 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 29 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Housing type (wire crate / suite / free-roam):** 34.4%
  - Basis: 11 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 21 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Outdoor access (yard / run / indoor only):** 12.5%
  - Basis: 4 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 28 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Capacity:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Climate control / alarm monitoring:** 12.5%
  - Basis: 4 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 28 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Client-viewable live cameras:** 3.1%
  - Basis: 1 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 31 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Daily photo / report-card updates:** 28.6%
  - Basis: 6 of 21 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 15 sites carried no such statement, and 12 more were described by reviewers but not stated by the operator (counted as not published). Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Facility tour policy:** 15.6%
  - Basis: 5 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 27 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Injury / fight policy and notification:** 15.6%
  - Basis: 5 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 27 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Vet on site / on call:** 3.1%
  - Basis: 1 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 31 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Administers medication:** 3.1%
  - Basis: 1 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 31 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Accepts owner-supplied / raw food:** 28.1%
  - Basis: 9 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 23 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Accepting new clients:** 0%
  - Basis: 0 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 32 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.
- **Facilities publishing: Online booking available:** 3.1%
  - Basis: 1 of 32 Miami facility websites we reached and reviewed publish this, 2026-07-07. Every candidate passage the extractor surfaced for this field was read by a curator; 31 sites carried no such statement. Measures what operators publish on their own websites — not what they would say if asked.

## Licensing

**Tier C** — state licenses boarding kennels: no; state inspects: no. Checked September 9, 2026.

Florida does not license or inspect dog boarding and daycare facilities at the state level. Florida is not a second Colorado. FDACS's 'Pet Law', section 828.29, governs dogs and cats transported into the state or offered for sale — health certificates, vaccinations, a consumer guarantee and pet-dealer record-keeping — and says nothing about boarding or daycare; the FDACS Division of Animal Industry lists animal disease, movement, livestock identification and equine programs and no kennel or boarding program. No state boarding register was found. Miami-Dade is a different story from Orlando's Orange County and Tampa's Hillsborough County: it is not that the county never regulated boarding. Miami-Dade County Code Chapter 5 still contains a kennel/pet-care-center license requirement (§ 5-13) on its books, with an annual renewal deadline of September 30 and fees set by county order — but Miami-Dade's own Animal Services Department states, on its current licensing page, that it 'no longer requires licenses for breeders, hobby breeders, guard dog service businesses, kennel operators, mobile groomers, pet care centers and pet dealers' because of state legislation preempting local occupational licensing (Fla. Stat. § 163.211, enacted as HB 735 in 2021, with local non-construction occupational licenses phased out by July 1, 2023). The county still applies its Chapter 5 standards-of-care rules (§ 5-9) to kennels and pet care centers, and offers a voluntary, non-mandatory 'Certificate of Acknowledgement' program, but there is no license to hold and no registrant list to check.

_IMPORTANT — Florida has no state licence, no state inspection and no consumer disclosure law for boarding kennels. Miami-Dade County's kennel/pet-care-center license (Code § 5-13) is still written into the county code but is no longer issued or enforced, per the county's own Animal Services Department, because of a 2021 Florida law (§ 163.211) that preempted local occupational licensing; the county's § 5-9 standards of care still apply as a code-enforcement matter, and a voluntary, non-mandatory certificate program exists, but there is no license to hold, no registrant list, and none was joined to any facility record. Nothing in the DogDnB index measures or implies compliance with any state or county rule, and no page may state or suggest that a facility is licensed, unlicensed, certified, uncertified, compliant or non-compliant._

## Analysis

### Seven of 34 reached Miami websites say whether a person is in the building overnight — 20.6%, the highest share of any Florida or Texas metro in the index — and Miami-Dade County had a kennel license until the state legislature preempted it out from under the county in 2023.

Miami is a Tier C market, and its licensing history is the most unusual one in Florida so far. Orange County (Orlando) and Hillsborough County (Tampa) still actively register and permit kennels. Miami-Dade did too, once: County Code § 5-13 still says on paper that no one may operate a kennel or pet care center without a Department license, renewed every year by September 30. But Miami-Dade's own Animal Services Department states on its current licensing page that it 'no longer requires licenses for breeders, hobby breeders, guard dog service businesses, kennel operators, mobile groomers, pet care centers and pet dealers,' citing a 2021 state law, Fla. Stat. § 163.211, that preempted local occupational licensing statewide and phased out non-construction local licenses by July 1, 2023. The county's § 5-9 standards of care still apply, and a voluntary 'Certificate of Acknowledgement' program exists, but there is no license to hold and no registrant list to check. A rule can vanish out from under a county the same way it can fail to exist in the first place, and from a dog owner's chair the two look identical.

The index holds 45 Miami listings, 41 with a website. The free crawl reached and was curated against 34 of those in September 2026; seven timed out. Seven of the 34 say whether a person is in the building overnight, the highest share of the five Florida and Texas markets with a number to compare: Miami's 20.6% against Dallas's 13.7% (13 of 95), Chicago's 16.4% (11 of 67), Tampa's 10.5% (6 of 57) and Orlando's 8.9% (5 of 56). Three say yes. freeDOGm is the plainest: '"Is someone really there overnight?" Yes. Every single night. Not on-call. Not "checking in." We have staff on the facility 24/7.' Happy Paws Mia answers the same question with 'your pup is never left unsupervised... we follow a schedule, monitor comfort and health overnight, and check in multiple times,' and Dog Kingdom Miami states it plainly in a list of facility priorities: '24-Hour Doggysitter.' Four say no, and three of the four are one operator: DOG Hotels' Wynwood, Coral Gables and Brickell locations all answer from the same FAQ, 'Will anyone be there overnight? No, your dog will be safe and secure in his/her own private place at night,' backed by an overnight camera managers can monitor remotely. The fourth no, Fit & Go Pets, is just as direct: 'We do not provide overnight supervision. Dogs sleep soundly through the night and start their day early.' The other 27 are silent.

Below that, Miami is close to silent altogether. None of the 34 publishes a staff-to-dog ratio, a maximum group size, or a stated capacity — not even an unquantified claim of a 'low ratio' turned up in any curated or rejected passage. Five publish something the index files as an incident policy, and three of the five are the DOG Hotels chain answering once for three addresses: 'If it's an emergency we will transport him/her to the nearest vet immediately and then call you and/or your emergency contact.' Fit & Go Pets and Doggie VIP Miami give the other two.

Five describe a play model, and they split every direction available: Fit & Go Pets rotates dogs between play and a two-hour indoor nap to 'prevent overstimulation'; freeDOGm advertises 'off-leash all day play, no cages, no restrictions'; Dogtown and Dogtown Brickell, two addresses sharing one site and one FAQ, argue the opposite case — 'Random, directionless play often leads to bad behavior. That is why our trained staff leads curated activities'; and Bear Bunny & Co., a single-family home-boarding operator in Coral Gables, takes only one dog's family at a time and calls it 'One on One play,' free of charge. Three publish a solo-play option — freeDOGm and City Bark Miami charge for it, Bear Bunny & Co. includes it. Seven describe how long a boarded dog is out of its space, from PetSmart's 'twice-daily exercise walks and unlimited potty breaks' to DOG Hotels' accounting of the only time a dog is alone: 'from 7pm to 8am and also for lunch/naptime.'

Admission is where Miami's dedicated operators, not its vets, carry the weight. Twelve of the 34 publish a vaccine list — 35.3%, in line with Dallas (35.8%) and Orlando (35.7%), below Tampa (45.6%). All 12 require rabies, distemper-parvo and Bordetella; none states a position on canine influenza either way, and only freeDOGm requires leptospirosis, alongside an intact-dog cutoff at one year: 'Not neutered dogs over 1 year old will not be accepted.' That silence on influenza and leptospirosis, compared to Tampa and Orlando where several operators explicitly decline or require them, tracks a structural fact about this market: only one of Miami's 45 listings, VCA Knowles Central Animal Hospital, is a veterinary clinic. Orlando's is 28 of 60, Tampa's 27 of 62, Dallas's 36 of 97 — markets where a fecal-test requirement or a leptospirosis mandate usually comes from a vet's own admission form. Miami has almost no vets in its boarding census, and it shows: not one of the 34 requires a fecal test. Nine publish a spay-and-neuter policy: six require it outright, three of those (DOG Hotels' three locations) softening the rule to a $4 daily fee for intact males while still requiring spayed females past seven months. Twelve address a trial or temperament check — two require it free (Fit & Go Pets, Doggie VIP Miami), six require it outright, including So Doggin' Cute LLC, which routes new clients through 'a daycation prior to their first staycation to make sure the dog is a good fit,' and four apply it only to daycare or group play, three of those (DOG Hotels, from one FAQ) splitting the difference exactly as Tampa's Pet Paradise did: required for daycare, 'highly recommended, yet not mandatory' for boarding alone. Five publish a tour policy, two open and three, once more the DOG Hotels chain, admitting 'a full tour is never a guarantee.'

Price is the hardest to find in Miami of any market in the index. Eight of the 41 websites publish an overnight rate, 19.5% — under Dallas (24.7%), Chicago (27.5%), Orlando (27.1%) and well under Tampa (35.0%). The median is $62 a night, above Orlando's $46 and Tampa's $52, below Chicago's $80. Fit & Go Pets prices by weight and length of stay, $65 to $95 a night for a first week, down to $55 for a 20-plus night stay; So Doggin' Cute, a home-boarding operator, is the single highest first-tier rate found, $80 flat. Twelve publish a daycare rate, median $39. One rate came from nowhere else this index has looked: Dog Kingdom Miami's price list is a PDF, not linked from its own daycare or boarding pages, itemizing four suite tiers by weight from $80 to $105 a night.

Two caveats matter more in Miami than in any market curated so far. Ten of the 22 listings with a curated value are three operators answering for six or more addresses — DOG Hotels (Wynwood, Coral Gables, Brickell) shares one chain FAQ for nine of its ten fields, and Dogtown and Dogtown Brickell, two real separate addresses, share one website and identical copy — so read every DOG Hotels and Dogtown share above as one operator's word, repeated. And this crawl surfaced three listings whose evidence could not be trusted at face value, a first for this index: Marietta Doggy Daycare's Google listing carries a Miami address but a website that belongs to a real, unrelated business in Marietta, Georgia, so nothing was curated from it; Paws In The City's domain now serves an unrelated retail site; Miami Dog Spaw & Daycare's now shows only a parked-domain page. All three read as checked-absent because the business's web presence is gone, not because the business is silent.

None of this is a ranking and none of it is a judgment, and in Florida it cannot be a compliance check: there is no state license to hold, and Miami-Dade's own kennel license has been withdrawn by state law, not by any finding about these facilities. An operator who keeps a camera on the overnight room and an operator who staffs it in person both believe they are doing right by the dog, and neither the state nor the county has taken a position between them anymore. What the index measures is narrower: which of these facts you can find out before you pick up the phone.

## Ranked facilities (by DogDnB Score)

| # | Facility | Score | Google reviews | Boarding | Daycare |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | [Yoli’s Dog House](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/yoli-s-dog-house/) | 9.8 | 84 | — | — |
| 2 | [Dogs Friends Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dogs-friends-miami/) | 9.8 | 82 | — | — |
| 3 | [The House of Hounds MIA](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/the-house-of-hounds-mia/) | 9.8 | 63 | — | — |
| 4 | [Fundoggy](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/fundoggy/) | 9.7 | 119 | — | — |
| 5 | [Wag Spot](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/wag-spot/) | 9.7 | 108 | — | — |
| 6 | [Lux Leashes - Dog Sitting, Walking & Boarding](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/lux-leashes-dog-sitting-walking-and-boarding/) | 9.7 | 76 | — | — |
| 7 | [FurNation](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/furnation/) | 9.7 | 36 | — | — |
| 8 | [PET Concierges of Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/pet-concierges-of-miami/) | 9.7 | 29 | — | — |
| 9 | [Fit & Go Pets](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/fit-and-go-pets/) | 9.6 | 309 | $65–$95 | $45 |
| 10 | [DOG Hotels Wynwood](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dog-hotels-wynwood/) | 9.6 | 211 | — | — |
| 11 | [Dog Kingdom Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dog-kingdom-miami/) | 9.6 | 141 | $80–$105 | $49 |
| 12 | [freeDOGm](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/freedogm/) | 9.6 | 131 | — | $40 |
| 13 | [Dog Days of Brickell](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dog-days-of-brickell/) | 9.6 | 24 | $50 | $40 |
| 14 | [Dogs Mini Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dogs-mini-miami/) | 9.6 | 22 | — | — |
| 15 | [Fifi's Urban Dogs](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/fifi-s-urban-dogs/) | 9.6 | 20 | — | — |
| 16 | [Bear Bunny & Co.](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/bear-bunny-and-co/) | 9.6 | 19 | — | — |
| 17 | [City Bark Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/city-bark-miami/) | 9.5 | 117 | $58–$80 | $40 |
| 18 | [Peace love paws](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/peace-love-paws/) | 9.5 | 84 | — | — |
| 19 | [Pet Lounge Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/pet-lounge-miami/) | 9.5 | 64 | — | $26–$30 |
| 20 | [Paws & Tails Dog Daycare & Social Club](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/paws-and-tails-dog-daycare-and-social-club/) | 9.5 | 12 | — | — |
| 21 | [Happy paws mia](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/happy-paws-mia/) | 9.5 | 10 | $40–$43 | $35 |
| 22 | [Pawfect Pals Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/pawfect-pals-miami/) | 9.4 | 25 | $65–$70 | $35 |
| 23 | [The Grove Canine Club](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/the-grove-canine-club/) | 9.4 | 5 | — | — |
| 24 | [FUREVERPAWZ](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/fureverpawz/) | 9.4 | 4 | — | — |
| 25 | [A Tall Tail Pet Care](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/a-tall-tail-pet-care/) | 9.3 | 1 | — | — |
| 26 | [So Doggin' Cute LLC](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/so-doggin-cute-llc/) | 9.3 | 1 | $80 | $45 |
| 27 | [Doggie VIP Miami](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/doggie-vip-miami/) | 9.2 | 205 | — | — |
| 28 | [Miami Dog Spaw & Daycare](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/miami-dog-spaw-and-daycare/) | 9.2 | 65 | — | — |
| 29 | [PetSmart Doggie Day Camp](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/petsmart-doggie-day-camp/) | 9.2 | 6 | — | — |
| 30 | [DOG Hotels Coral Gables](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dog-hotels-coral-gables/) | 9.1 | 115 | — | — |
| 31 | [Dogtown](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dogtown/) | 9.0 | 253 | — | $37.5 |
| 32 | [PetsHotel Coral Gables](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/petshotel-coral-gables/) | 9.0 | 29 | — | — |
| 33 | [DOG Hotels Brickell](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dog-hotels-brickell/) | 8.9 | 191 | — | — |
| 34 | [Dogtown Brickell](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/dogtown-brickell/) | 8.8 | 303 | — | $37.5 |
| 35 | [Pet Avenue Grooming & Boarding](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/pet-avenue-grooming-and-boarding/) | 8.7 | 173 | $35 | $20 |
| 36 | [VCA Knowles Central Animal Hospital](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/vca-knowles-central-animal-hospital/) | 7.1 | 595 | — | — |
| 37 | [Furstays! Dog and Cat Boarding](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/furstays-dog-and-cat-boarding/) | — | 0 | — | — |
| 38 | [The Paw Pad](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/the-paw-pad/) | — | 0 | — | — |
| 39 | [Grove Bark Inn](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/grove-bark-inn/) | — | 0 | — | — |
| 40 | [Good Paws, LLC](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/good-paws-llc/) | — | 0 | — | — |
| 41 | [Marietta Doggy Daycare](https://dogdnb.pages.dev/miami-fl/marietta-doggy-daycare/) | — | 0 | — | — |

## How to cite

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